tracks

Intro / Lebedik Un Freylekh
Singe Tema
To Tilefono Tis Xinitias
Mehmeteli
A Chilling Tale Pt 4/Belz
Thalasso P'ola Ta Nera
Vranjanski Ekspres
O Memetis
Hora Lui Marin
Besarabia
Niska Banja
Ainy La La/Ah Ya Assmar El Lawn
Cabra
Svadba
Bam!

notes

"Friends! This little compact disc unites finally onto one the first 2 GlobeStyle releases of Mustapha (originally mini-LPs on the deleted vinyl, and not once a CD). These being the legendary we-know-it-as-the swimming pool session (<a href="http://www.discogs.com/release/528781">FEZ 001</a>) and L'Orchestre "BAM" de Grand Mustapha John Peel Radio session (<a href="http://www.discogs.com/release/528798">FEZ 002</a>). And also additionally plus as well, 2 extra tracks from swimming pool never before released but here they are. Young, gifted and BAM!"

Tracks 1-6: First released on mini-LP vinyl FEZ 001 (1985).
Tracks 7-13: First released on mini-LP vinyl FEZ 002 (1986)
Tracks 14-15: Never before released (1997)

credits

Accordion – Niaveti Mustapha III,
Backing Vocals – Aziz Salim (tracks: 1 to 6), B Wanda (tracks: 1 to 6)
Bass – Sabah Habas Mustapha (tracks: 7 to 13)
Cello – Rachel Maguire (tracks: 7 to 13)
Cello, Vocals – Oussack Mustapha (tracks: 1 to 6)
Design [Package Design] – David Farrow (3)
Drums, Cymbal – Houzam Mustapha
Featuring – Jolly Party (tracks: 7 to 13), String Ensemble "Fatmah" (tracks: 7 to 13)
Percussion – Isfa'ani Mustapha
Photography [Cover Photography] – Guy Sargent
Piano, Accordion, Synthesizer [Special Balkan Programming] – Kemo 'Kem Kem' Mustapha, (tracks: 7 to 13)
Recorded By, Mixed By – Adam Skeaping (tracks: 1 to 6)
Saxophone, Clarinet – Andreos Blake (tracks: 7 to 13)
Trombone – Telor Borrachon Pavel, (tracks: 7 to 13)
Trumpet – Expen$ive Mustapha, (tracks: 7 to 13)
Viola – Jocelyn Pook (tracks: 7 to 13)
Violin – Ann Stephenson, (tracks: 7 to 13), Sally Herbert (tracks: 7 to 13)
Violin, Leader – Hijaz Mustapha
Vocals, Narrator – Uncle Patrel Mustapha
Voice – Lavra Tima Daviz M, (tracks: 7 to 13)

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